Past Shows
Art’s Alive Presents
Please the Vermont Comic Creators for their “Meet your VT Comic Creators “ Closing Reception, December 1st, 5-8pm. Listen to their talks about how comics are made, enjoy their book sales/signing and advice in making your own comic.
There will be workshops/demos in making comics as well. Vermont Comic Creators is a statewide Comic Arts organization dedicated to the promotion, support of both Vermont Comic Creators group; a coalition of over 100 VT-based comic creators, the VT comic scene, grass-roots education and the comic medium in general. Come enjoy the VTCCG, as they showcase their work for their last month in The Gallery at Main Street Landing.
This exhibit is part of the 10th Annual South End Holiday sHOP in December and runs through to the end of December.
Founders Exhibit
25th South End Art Hop
Founders Exhibit
Celebrating the past, Re-imaging the future
An exhibit featuring some of the original artists and prominent figures that set the stage for the original South End Art Hop. On exhibit at Main Street Landings Union Station.
On Exhibit: September 8th through September 30th
SAVE THE DATE!
Roundtable Discussion – The South End’s Future
Sunday, September 10th, 10 am – 12 noon.
Union Station 1 Main Street, Burlington,
Vermont 05401
Steve Conant of Conant Custom Brass sits on his original front step in the “alley”. circa 1987.
Successful businessmen and original Art Hop participants, supporters and organizers Steve Conant, (Conant Custom Brass) and Jim Lampman, (Lake Champlain Chocolates) are among the exhibitors. Architect and artist, John Anderson, Waitsfield, Vermont, will feature his current abstract works. Graphic designer and fine artist (and original Art Hop organizer) Peter Perez, Santa Rosa, California, showcases his Day of the Dead art. Graphic designer David Griffin, Venice, Florida, (original Art Hop organizer and Pine Street Arts and Business Association (aka SEABA) board president) debuts his tropical paintings, From New York City, American sculptor, Lars Fisk (Art Hop logo designer and Art Hop organizer) rolls into town with his Artist and architect John Anderson with one of his amazing drawings. Artist and graphic designer, Peter Perez is renowned in California and around the world for his stunning Day of the Dead artworkwork. spherical sculptures. Photographer and musician Todd Lockwood displays his newest work “Portraiture Reimagined” – dynamic portraits of Vermonters.
Participating Artists:
Leslie Fry
Jeff Clarke Photography
Linda E. Jones
Cameron ‘Cami’ Davis
BillyBob
July thru October 2017
A selection of new and past works by the art team consisting of William Coil and Robert Green.
February/March 2017
in the Gallery @ Main Street Landing
Lake & College Building on the Burlington Waterfront
60 Lake Street, 2nd Floor Suite 2E
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Art’s Alive Presents
Art’s Alive welcomes local Vermont creative Artist, Jacques Burke to The Gallery. Jacques finds the world outside his door as an abstract pattern yet to be trapped on canvas. Not just the shapes, but colors and tones alike, letting nature take over and create the art itself. His unique techniques includes ink, water colors, acrylic, spray paint, different cut outs, gravity and an occasional metal slurpy straw…all this combined makes a very messy art room and a happy soul!
Exhibit runs through the end of April 2017.
60 Main Street, Suite 2-E, for more information, please contact SEABA at 802-859-9222 or artsalivevt@yahoo.com Open M-F, 9-4pm.
Steps to End Domestic Violence Exhibit
Art’s Alive is dedicated to increasing awareness and appreciation of Vermont visual artists.
Art’s Alive, in conjunction with Seaba Burlington, and Main Street Landing Performing Arts Center is pleased to be hosting Steps to End Domestic Violence group show.
There will be an opening reception at Union Station on Friday, January 6 from 5-7 PM as part of the Art Map Burlington’s First Friday.
We would hope to have as many artists present, as possible, to talk about your pieces and collectively dream of a world free of violence.
This exhibit is at 1 Main Street, for more information, please contact SEABA at 802-859-9222 or artsalivevt@yahoo.com Open M-F, 8-3pm, Sat-Sun by apt only. Curated by SEABA
For more information about the exhibit or Art’s Alive, please contact SEABA at 802-859-9222 or artsalivevt@yahoo.com Open M-F, 8-3pm, Sat-Sun by apt only. Curated by SEABA
This exhibit is at 1 Main Street, for more information, please contact SEABA at 802-859-9222 / artsalivevt@yahoo.com or the Main Street Landing Perfroming Arts Center Office 802-540-3018 Open M-F, 8-3pm, Sat-Sun by apt only. Curated by SEABA
January 2017
Art’s Alive welcomes Eco-Artist Anne Cummings, to The Gallery @ Main Street Landing for the New Year.
Anne creates from her conviction to reduce, reuse, and recycle. The work in this exhibition exemplifies the idea of renewal in many ways, including through giving new life to the materials used, re-committing to the causes that form her core environmental beliefs, and renewing her spiritual connection to our natural world.
November 2016:
Founded in 1995, the Vermont Watercolor Society (VWS) is dedicated to promoting the awareness and appreciation of watercolor to its membership of all levels of ability and to the community by providing opportunities and venues for participation, education, fellowship, and exhibitions. Opening reception during First Friday Art. Curated by SEABA. 1 Main St, (802) 859-9222, M-F, 8-3; Sat-Sun, by appt.
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Vermont Watercolor Society Exhibit
Art’s Alive is dedicated to increasing awareness and appreciation of Vermont visual artists.
Art’s Alive, in conjunction with Seaba Burlington, and Main Street Landing Performing Arts Center is pleased to be hosting The Vermont Watercolor Society: Burlington/St. Albans Hub Group Show, through the month of November.
The Vermont Watercolor Society (VWS) was founded by a small group of painters in 1995 and today is well over 240 members strong. VWS is dedicated to promoting the awareness and appreciation of watercolor to its membership of all levels of ability and to the community by providing opportunities and venues for participation, education, fellowship, and exhibitions.
Steve Sharon- Main Street Landing Gallery
November-December 2016
The pieces that Steve Sharon incorporated for this show involve a deep and heavy process of a paint method that he stumbled upon through chance and the artistic mind that comes with not having been schooled by Art teachers. He went to school for music and has been a musician since the age of 14 and started painting about 5 years ago when his focus changed from music. The process he is showing within this show is to get a full on abstract visual of what certain colors look like when they come up from under a surface of complimentary moods and tones. The Abstract Expressionist in him wants the viewer to look upon the painting and come to their own conclusion as to what they see. As in all of us, we carry emotions which nurture a deep sense of reality inside our being, so what one person sees inside an abstract painting, another may see something completely different. It’s his goal to have his paintings be looked at for more than one to two minutes, the longer one gets lost inside a painting, the stronger that communication becomes apparent, strengthened and understood between the artist and the viewer.
5th Annual Facebook 1st 50
September 2015
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On the Waterfront
July – August 2015
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FOFA 2015
June 2015
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Chittenden County High School Senior Art Show
May 2015
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Essex Art League Spring Show
April 2015
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2nd Annual Open Photography Exhibit
January 18 – March 29, 2015
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BC in Berlin
December 2014
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Vermont Watercolor Society
November 2014
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Northern Vermont Artist Association (NVAA)
October 2014
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4th Annual Facebook 1st 50
September 2014
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Weird Science
July 12 – August 31, 2014
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FOFA 2014
June 1 – July 11, 2014
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Annual Chittenden County High School Senior Art Show
May 1-30, 2014
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Art’s Alive 2014 Open Photography Exhibit
Feb 3 – March 29, 2014
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Lyna Lou Nordstrom Under Pressure
November 1-30, 2013
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Facebook 1st 50, 2013
September 2013
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FOFA 2013
June 1-30, 2013
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Painting is the Object/Marc Awody Retrospective
April 2013
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GIFTS FOR STRANGERS/OPTASIA
December 2012 – January 2013
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NVAA 2012
October 2012
Two Photographer’s
March 2nd- 30th 2012
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Katie Loesel
9/9 to 10/31/2016
Open for South End Art Hop Weekend, September 9-11.
Katie Loesel‘s work uses abstraction and color to explore ideas of geological history, microscopic surfaces, and rocky formations. Her interest in human influence on climate change and plastic as a distinct marker of our current era play into the shapes and forms. Plastiglomerate is a new type of rock formation that has been proposed as a geological marker of our current epoch, the Anthropocene, created from a mixture of natural and sedimentary elements fused by plastic from the ocean. The horror and intrigue from this distinctly human interference inspires the shape, form, and color that meld together through layers in the artwork. The appearance of these objects in the work are strangely playful, yet expose our flaws as creators of this plastic virus that is becoming layered into our history. The subjects in the artwork develop and grow in complexity throughout the process of making and layering and range from simple, overlapping shapes, to complicated structures. (image by Katie Loesel)
Robert Gold
5/1 to 8/31/2016
Artist Reception during August’s First Friday Art with live music by Rick Reddington, 5:30-7:30PM
Robert Gold’s work “strives to uncover the extraordinary hidden within the ordinary”. His process from start to end is a mixture of techniques and mediums. He takes photos with a digital camera and then works with them through several photo editing programs. He then prints out the image and embellishes the image with acrylic paints and inks. He now is pursuing a technique called “extreme printing” and will be the first artist to use this technique with color. (image: Around Orwell)
Nancy Tomczak
3/1/2016 to 4/30/2016
Nancy Tomczak’s spontaneous flow of color and added anatomical detail are combined with her watercolor paintings. Her collages of her watercolor images push the boundaries of her compositions. A life-long observer of birds has pooled her love of watercolor painting with seemingly endless inspiration. Artist reception during March’s First Friday Art. (image: Chickadees in Motion by Nancy Tomczak)